raj_rathee
December 15th, 2006, 04:21 AM
This is hilarious and pathetic at the same time. Every snot-picking
"me too" "aphsar" wants to have a light on top of their vehicle!
Perhaps all the citizens should decide to go all out and install
lights on their vehicles. Har ek gaadi pe light hogi toh kaun kya kar lega!
Yeh Hooda ki chalti hai bhi ya nahin!
Top brass continues to defy orders
Tribune News Service
Karnal, December 14
In continuous defiance of the orders passed by the state transport department, a few “high-and-mighty” officials and politicians, including advisers to the Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, are illegally using red and blue lights with flashers atop their vehicles.
Following direction by the Punjab and High Court, the state government had restricted a few designated officials and politicians from using red and blue lights atop their vehicles, through a notification issued on April 27,2006.
Investigations revealed that a few district Congress chiefs, several leaders of the ruling party and presidents of its various cells were flouting the norms by illegally using red lights atop their vehicles. Besides them, family members of several ministers, MLAs, MPs and bureaucrats, too, were flouting the norms set up by the state government.
Officials of the state transport department said they were aware of the situation but confirmed that no action had been initiated against the violators for obvious reasons.
Interestingly, a number of advisers attached with the Chief Minister’s office were not adhering the rules framed by their own government. A vice-chancellor appointed by the present regime was also using red light atop his vehicle against the permitted blue light.
The Chief Medical officer (CMO) of Karnal, Dr S.S. Dalal, was using blue light atop his official car despite the fact that the CMOs were not authorised to fit any light atop their vehicles. Dr Dalal said today that the CMOs across the state had already submitted a representation in this regard to the state government through the Director-General of Health Services.
Similarly, the Municipal Council’s president, Mr Balwinder Singh Kalra, and its executive officer, Mr Arvind Bishnoi, were also using blue lights-fitted vehicles. On being questioned they said they had been permitted to use blue lights till April 2007.
"me too" "aphsar" wants to have a light on top of their vehicle!
Perhaps all the citizens should decide to go all out and install
lights on their vehicles. Har ek gaadi pe light hogi toh kaun kya kar lega!
Yeh Hooda ki chalti hai bhi ya nahin!
Top brass continues to defy orders
Tribune News Service
Karnal, December 14
In continuous defiance of the orders passed by the state transport department, a few “high-and-mighty” officials and politicians, including advisers to the Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, are illegally using red and blue lights with flashers atop their vehicles.
Following direction by the Punjab and High Court, the state government had restricted a few designated officials and politicians from using red and blue lights atop their vehicles, through a notification issued on April 27,2006.
Investigations revealed that a few district Congress chiefs, several leaders of the ruling party and presidents of its various cells were flouting the norms by illegally using red lights atop their vehicles. Besides them, family members of several ministers, MLAs, MPs and bureaucrats, too, were flouting the norms set up by the state government.
Officials of the state transport department said they were aware of the situation but confirmed that no action had been initiated against the violators for obvious reasons.
Interestingly, a number of advisers attached with the Chief Minister’s office were not adhering the rules framed by their own government. A vice-chancellor appointed by the present regime was also using red light atop his vehicle against the permitted blue light.
The Chief Medical officer (CMO) of Karnal, Dr S.S. Dalal, was using blue light atop his official car despite the fact that the CMOs were not authorised to fit any light atop their vehicles. Dr Dalal said today that the CMOs across the state had already submitted a representation in this regard to the state government through the Director-General of Health Services.
Similarly, the Municipal Council’s president, Mr Balwinder Singh Kalra, and its executive officer, Mr Arvind Bishnoi, were also using blue lights-fitted vehicles. On being questioned they said they had been permitted to use blue lights till April 2007.